Cardinal Health Curity Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandage, 0.75" x 3", 1200/CS

Curity Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandage, 0.75" x 3", 1200/CS

Curity flexible fabric adhesive bandage is a case-packed bandage for covering minor cuts and scrapes in professional care and first aid settings. Buyers who need bulk purchasing may prefer this format for restocking supply areas, treatment rooms, or workplace first aid inventory. Each bandage measures 0.75 inch x 3 inch, and the case includes 50 each per box and 24 boxes per case.

Good Fit For

• Restocking first aid supplies in professional settings
• Central supply purchasing for clinics or care areas
• Workplace safety and first aid inventory management

Key Features

• Flexible fabric adhesive bandage format for everyday wound covering needs
• 0.75 inch x 3 inch size supports routine first aid applications
• Case pack helps streamline higher-volume purchasing and restocking
• Packed 50 each per box for manageable dispensing at the point of use
• 24 boxes per case supports central supply and facility inventory planning

Applications and Usage

• Covering minor cuts and scrapes
• Stocking treatment or exam room bandage supplies
• Refilling facility first aid cabinets
• Purchasing bandages in case quantity for ongoing replenishment

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 9.5 X 4.75 Inch.
• This item is sold by the case, which may be better suited to routine restocking than low-volume personal use.
• Bandage size is 0.75 inch x 3 inch, so buyers should confirm that format matches their standard first aid assortment.

FAQ

• What size is the bandage? Each Curity flexible fabric adhesive bandage measures 0.75 inch x 3 inch.
• How many bandages come in a case? The case includes 24 boxes, with 50 each per box, for a total of 1200 bandages.
• Is this a good option for bulk facility purchasing? Yes. The case quantity works well for buyers who need larger-volume replenishment for supply rooms, first aid stations, or care areas.
• How are the bandages packed for dispensing? The bandages are organized in boxes of 50 each, which can make day-to-day storage and restocking easier than loose case packaging.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.